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An industrial machinist stool with adjustable height
Exhibits minimal tarnish and mild patina
connected to a handle
He died in 1960 at age 82 in New York and is buried at Woodlawn Cemetery in The Bronx
Exhibits minor signs of wear including tarnish and some dust build-up
Late 19th Century Cast Iron Telephone Pay Station 1900 An industrial machinist stool withGray Automatic Telephone Pay Station Co. Hartford, CT Antique cast iron telephone pay station. This piece was designed and manufactured by William Gray and his eponymous pay station company in 1898. The coin operated mechanism was used to prepay for outgoing calls and would have been connected to a bank of telephones. An electronic signal would be sent to a central operator who would be notified of the prepayment and patch the call through. The
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